Dictionary entry
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Myanmar Meaning
မီးခိုးဗုံး။
Definition
sightless /'saÇtlǝs/ adj မ်က္စိမျမင္ေသာ။ အျမင္အာ႐ံုမဲ့ေသာ။ sightless eyes ❍ a sightless species of bat.
Examples
- ‘The girl stares at the shark
- her pretty human eye focused on the eye of the sightless
- eerie fish.’
- ‘Between the torch brackets
- images of long-dead nobility gazed down at them with an air of sorrow
- as if their sightless eyes regretted the passing of more cheerful days.’
- ‘Beneath the ancient hammer beam roof
- and under the sightless gaze of stone statues of the Saxon kings
- the MPs gathered on the eastern side of the south end of the hall
- peers on the western side.’
- ‘Lee's sightless eyes followed the sound of Frank's voice.’
- ‘Their sightless eyes
- black as tar
- ‘looked’ in every direction.’
- ‘Now you know what an auditory minefield we sightless people face all the time.’
- ‘To convince the enemy of their menacing strength
- the townspeople were ordered to bang drums
- blow trumpets and jostle the sightless envoy.’
- ‘Suddenly
- Cy stopped ranting and faced Peter once more
- with a faint glimmer of recognition in his sightless eyes that were now filled with tears running down his leathery cheek.’
- ‘Jophiel cocked his head
- his cornstalk hair dipping in front of his sightless eyes.’
- ‘Oedipus angrily dismissed the sightless old man
- accusing him of conspiring with Jocasta's brother
- Creon
- to overthrow him.’
- ‘In Barcelona
- 1934
- she photographs a man on a stool on a sidewalk
- his white eyes sightless
- the crook of his cane resting against one thigh
- a beggar's bowl in his hand.’
- ‘Evoking the myth of Pygmalion
- a woman portrayed as a sightless sculptor in Blind Vision brings to life a Napoleonic man of clay who responds to the touch of her modeling by opening one seeing eye.’
- ‘Above the doorway
- the sightless eyes of tigers stare down from their plinths; below is a signed daguerreotype of Queen Victoria.’
- ‘In Oedipus Rex
- the proud yet morally blind king plucks out his eyes
- and has to spend his remaining days as a wandering
- sightless beggar
- guided at every painful step by his daughter
- Antigone.’
- ‘The McDonoughs consulted with their veterinarian
- who advised them that they were too busy to cope with the challenges posed by a sightless canine.’
- ‘He and his coworkers are tracking the progress of 20 children in India
- ages 6 to 15
- who grew up sightless before the surgical removal of their cataracts.’
- ‘Maia turned her sightless eyes towards the shopkeeper.’
- ‘Shah Alam II ruled well until his eighties and died as a sightless wretch dressed in rags when an army from Bengal led by General Gerald Lake stormed Delhi and Agra.’
- ‘Moreover
- both compositions boast the same cast of eccentrically posed
- heavily built characters
- with their unmistakably distorted faces and sightless eyes.’
- ‘Wordenwood now plans to start a special foundation for the blind that will push for the use of Braille on lures to help sightless fishermen around the world.’